Highland Street, Worcester, MA

One of a Pair of Lions Caught Prowling Outside a Private Residence on Highland Street in Worcester, MA

Longfellow Road, Worcester, MA

One of a Pair of Imperial Guardian Lions (Both Apparently Male as Indicated by the Traditional Sphere Under Each of Their Left Paws) Standing Sentry on Either Side of a Set of Stairs Leading up to the Front Door of a Private Home on Longfellow Road in Worcester, MA

Coolidge Road, Worcester, MA

One of a Pair of Shaggy Lions Lurking in the Ivy in Front of a Home on Coolidge Road in Worcester, MA

Mount Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge, MA

This Tremendous Stone Sphinx (a Mythological Creature With the Body of a Lion and the Head of a Human) Which Serves a a Memorial to Those Who Died in the American Civil War Can Be Found at Mount Auburn Cemetery in Cambridge, MA

City Hall, Worcester, MA

One of the Twin Winged Lions That Flank the Marble Staircase on the Second Floor of Worcester City Hall

Worcester Art Museum

Although They Are Easy to Miss, a Series of Small Lion Heads Carved From Stone Can Be Seen on the Cornice That Runs Along the Top the Worcester Art Museum’s Exterior

Chinatown Gate, Boston, MA

The Female of the Traditional Pair of Imperial Guardian Lions That Sit in Front of the Chinatown Gate at the Intersection of Beach Street and Surface Road in Boston, Massachusetts